Fresno State College - Campus Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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Health Education Department M. Kimberly, E. Lindly, H. Fricker, J. Fikes, R. Spear. 1-Place hands on victim's back, 2--rock forward with arms This guy doesn't need artificial resuscitation - he is just taking straight, not too much weight- a breaker. Who is the fella with the cast?

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20 Education Di vision Row 1: P. Henfling, E. Haley. Row 2: G. Leslie, L. Bathurst, .V K H hkkkkry I A -AV True to the expectations of the old Fresno Nor- mal School, there are more students taking some form of credential or degree in the education department than in any other field. The division, directed by Dr. Lewie W. Burnett, offers majors and minors in education and health education for the Bachelor of Arts degree, the Bachelor of Education degree, the Master of Arts degree in education and progress and programs for other types of special service personnel, and administration. Dr. Andrew D. Rippey is princi- pal of the modern laboratory school, which not only provides a testing and instruction ground for student teachers, but supplies college instruc- tion personnel for instructing children from the kindergarten level to the sixth grade from all over the metropolitan area. Also under this divis- ion is Health Education. FSC offers a health ed- ucation maior for the Bachelor of Arts degree and a general secondary and iunior high school credential. Dr. Henry F. Fricker is head of this branch of the education division. J. Murphy, L. Gowin, L. Mach. Row 1: J. Harton, M. Hunt, F. Sloan, R. Har- rison. Row 2: W. Gilbert, M. Bigge, S. Ballou. gin. L VV Observation at the Lab School. Informal reading. See Spot run.

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Fine Arts Division Art Department Row 1: D. Musselman, A. Odorfer, E. Odorfer, J. Gale. Row 2: E. Lucas, J. Herbert. Sharing the Fine Arts Division with the Music Department is the Art Oooow, you don't say. Department with contributions to the visual environment in which the people of the world live. The aim is to train students to teach and practice art professionally and appreciate the importance of it in cultural environment. The department offers maiors for profes- sions or avocations as painters, decorators, as advertising and dis- play artists, illustrators, photographers, ceramists and industrial designers. Besides the Bachelor of Arts degree, the special secondary, iunior high and general secondary teaching credentials, there is also an art-music minor. Local field trips are part of the curriculum as are outstanding speakers in the fields of architecture, design, and en- gineering who regularly share knowledge with the students. Fine arts and good design exhibits are sponsored by the Art Department in coniunction with local art groups, and business groups. Interna- tional art exhibits and documentary films are also part of the plan to broaden knowledge in practical and professional arts. When the department occupied the Art-Home Economics Building this year it acquired a darkroom ond other latest photography equipment. A whole new program in color photography was opened up as a result. Other new facilities provided by the new building are a power tool room where students can experiment in wood designs, a ceramics workshop, and rooms for commercial art, personal costume design, painting, life drawing and textile painting. The Art Department head is John Ed Herbert,